According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two 
episodes).

I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding 
weeks.
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In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two 
> episodes).
> 
> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding 
> weeks.
> 
Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't 
they(?)
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk
>says...
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes).
>>
>> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding
>> weeks.
>>
>Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't
>they(?)

I'm just surprised it wasn't 3.10am... :)
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In article ,
Paul Hyett  wrote:

> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
> succeeding weeks.

Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
but completeness is completeness. Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?


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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> aren't they(?)

There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)

For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.


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In article , 
tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...
> In article ,
> Dom Robinson  wrote:
> 
> > Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> > aren't they(?)
> 
> There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
> 
> For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
> Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
> 
> 
> Tennant Stuart

You find a reason to turn the TV *on* on a Sunday?! :)

Apart from flicking through Something for the Weekend, which helpfully reminds 
me that it's called Something for the Weekend because it constantly has a logo 
onscreen stating Something for the Weekend, I'll also tune into the Politics 
Show, and sometimes Sunday AM, to see which politician's talking crap this 
week.

Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really). After 
the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he thought of 
the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all over the front 
pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that was about it.

Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony Blair 
calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some space as 
they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>In article ,
>Dom Robinson  wrote:
>
>> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
>> aren't they(?)
>
>There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
>
>For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
>Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
>
I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US, 
though it has elsewhere.

I thought they usually screened any remaining episodes of defunct shows 
during the summer?
-- 
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
>> succeeding weeks.
>
>Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
>but completeness is completeness.

Indeed - and it's the first on-topic (or indeed post of any kind) here 
for ages. :)

>Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

No idea - don't watch it.
-- 
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In article <$jJ66bH0QcJGFwvI@blueyonder.co.uk>, pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
> >In article ,
> >Dom Robinson  wrote:
> >
> >> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> >> aren't they(?)
> >
> >There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
> >
> >For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
> >Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
> >
> I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US, 
> though it has elsewhere.
> 
> I thought they usually screened any remaining episodes of defunct shows 
> during the summer?
> 
I guess it depends what they're contractually-bound to show. Often in the US, 
they just dump stuff that doesn't get ratings so they don't have to have an 
embarrassment hanging around.

The only recent example I can think of that happened with that is ITV's Making 
Waves, from 2004: http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0390740

Other failures like Stan The Man (http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0307833) 
had its remaining episodes played out late at night at a time that would only 
get occupied by late-night quiz show Gutterball, and the Michelle Collins 
drama Single (http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0358334) which was still 
played out at the same time after being dumped by ITV from its Saturday 10pm 
slot, but was shown on ITV2 instead.

Trouble is, when something's doing badly, I'd rather they show it somewhere at 
some time, rather than not at all.

An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the 
engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and 
was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in 
one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?", 
said his sister.

C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when a 
7.30pm family slot would've been good for it, as they were showing similar 
stuff at the time. A mate in the US enjoyed what was shown there and asked me 
to get the unaired eps for him.

http://epguides.com/doover
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>
>An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the
>engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and
>was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in
>one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?",
>said his sister.

Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of 
that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
>
>C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when a
>7.30pm family slot would've been good for it

See above (IMO at least). :)
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In article <qvZ$5vE24wJGFwtL@blueyonder.co.uk>, pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
> >
> >An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the
> >engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and
> >was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in
> >one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?",
> >said his sister.
> 
> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of 
> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
> 
Isn't it available via bittorrent?
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Thu, 19 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>>
>> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of
>> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
>>
>Isn't it available via bittorrent?

I've never used it, and wouldn't know where to start.
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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> In article ,
> tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...

>> For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and
>> "Top Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the
>> telly off.

> You find a reason to turn the TV *on* on a Sunday?! :)

> Apart from flicking through Something for the Weekend, which helpfully
> reminds me that it's called Something for the Weekend because it
> constantly has a logo onscreen stating Something for the Weekend, I'll
> also tune into the Politics Show, and sometimes Sunday AM, to see which
> politician's talking crap this week.

Lol, you're watching much more than me!


> Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
> After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he
> thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all
> over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that
> was about it.

> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
> Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
> space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.

Journos are such bastards.


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In article <$jJ66bH0QcJGFwvI@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US,
> though it has elsewhere. I thought they usually screened any remaining
> episodes of defunct shows during the summer?

I seem to recall it *had* been shown in the US, just not by the networks.


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In article <PwNG+GIlXcJGFwIQ@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :

>>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>>> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
>>> succeeding weeks.

>> Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
>> but completeness is completeness.

> Indeed - and it's the first on-topic (or indeed post of any kind) here
> for ages. :)

Awww poor you - give me a number somewhere in between 1 and 71380...


>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

> No idea - don't watch it.

It's *so* much better than "Joey", and could've been a "Friends" spinoff.


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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was
> the engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the
> early 80s and was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of
> later knowledge, so in one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed
> as a ghostbuster. "A what?", said his sister.

> C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when
> a 7.30pm family slot would've been good for it, as they were showing
> similar stuff at the time. A mate in the US enjoyed what was shown
> there and asked me to get the unaired eps for him.

The same thing happened with S2 of "Almost Perfect", which was quite good.


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In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Thu, 19 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
> >>
> >> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of
> >> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
> >>
> >Isn't it available via bittorrent?
> 
> I've never used it, and wouldn't know where to start.
> 
1. Download Utorrent (or a similar bittorrent program but that's the one I 
use)
2. Get some torrents from sites like www.mininova.org and www.thepiratebay.org
3. Open them in Utorrent and then right-click on the torrents that are open to 
limit the upload speed so they're on 10 at the most, or if you've got several 
running then alter the upload speed so it goes up to no more than 30 in total.
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In article , 
tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...
> > Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
> > After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he
> > thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all
> > over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that
> > was about it.
> 
> > Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
> > Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
> > space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
> 
> Journos are such bastards.
> 
There was a bloke on Question Time last night who was a journo and apart from 
telling Jan Ravens that she was talking crap (to which she replied that if he 
wants to be cheap and nasty then he's on his own), he said that you shouldn't 
believe what you read in the papers, and she replied that since he was a 
journo then that speaks volumes(!)

It was a slow night and the Radio 2 comedy slot at 10pm (last night being 
Clive Anderson's Chat Room) had been moved from 10pm to the stupid time of 
11.30pm.
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 18:01:00 BST, Tennant Stuart
 wrote:

>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
>> Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
>> space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
>
>Journos are such bastards.
>
>
>Tennant


Tabloid journos, yes

In uk.media.tv.friends on Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>
>>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?
>
>> No idea - don't watch it.
>
>It's *so* much better than "Joey"

Is that saying much? :)
-- 
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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> In article ,
> tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...

>>> Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
>>> After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what
>>> he thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was
>>> all over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone
>>> and that was about it.

>>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with
>>> "Tony Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate
>>> Middleton some space as they go through their traumatic split" or
>>> something similar.

>> Journos are such bastards.

> There was a bloke on Question Time last night who was a journo and apart
> from telling Jan Ravens that she was talking crap (to which she replied
> that if he wants to be cheap and nasty then he's on his own), he said
> that you shouldn't believe what you read in the papers, and she replied
> that since he was a journo then that speaks volumes(!)

LOL, did she say it in his voice?


> It was a slow night and the Radio 2 comedy slot at 10pm (last night
> being Clive Anderson's Chat Room) had been moved from 10pm to the
> stupid time of 11.30pm.

Excuse accepted. :)


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In article ,
Lister  wrote:

> On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 18:01:00 BST, Tennant Stuart
>  wrote:

>>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with
>>> "Tony Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate
>>> Middleton some space as they go through their traumatic split" or
>>> something similar.

>> Journos are such bastards.

> Tabloid journos, yes

I think those on TV news are the worst; they think they know everything
yet know so little, and are only out to cause the worst trouble.


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In article <a0eDPyDl$aKGFwy7@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> In uk.media.tv.friends on Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :

>>>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>>>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

>>> No idea - don't watch it.

>> It's *so* much better than "Joey"

> Is that saying much? :)

Hence the "*so*" - "it's much better" wouldn't be saying much, but
yes "Two and a Half Men" is well worth seeing in its own right.


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In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two 
> episodes).
> 
> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding 
> weeks.
> 
Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't 
they(?)
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk
>says...
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes).
>>
>> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding
>> weeks.
>>
>Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't
>they(?)

I'm just surprised it wasn't 3.10am... :)
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In article ,
Paul Hyett  wrote:

> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
> succeeding weeks.

Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
but completeness is completeness. Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?


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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> aren't they(?)

There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)

For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.


Tennant Stuart

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In article , 
tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...
> In article ,
> Dom Robinson  wrote:
> 
> > Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> > aren't they(?)
> 
> There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
> 
> For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
> Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
> 
> 
> Tennant Stuart

You find a reason to turn the TV *on* on a Sunday?! :)

Apart from flicking through Something for the Weekend, which helpfully reminds 
me that it's called Something for the Weekend because it constantly has a logo 
onscreen stating Something for the Weekend, I'll also tune into the Politics 
Show, and sometimes Sunday AM, to see which politician's talking crap this 
week.

Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really). After 
the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he thought of 
the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all over the front 
pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that was about it.

Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony Blair 
calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some space as 
they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>In article ,
>Dom Robinson  wrote:
>
>> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
>> aren't they(?)
>
>There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
>
>For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
>Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
>
I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US, 
though it has elsewhere.

I thought they usually screened any remaining episodes of defunct shows 
during the summer?
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
>> succeeding weeks.
>
>Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
>but completeness is completeness.

Indeed - and it's the first on-topic (or indeed post of any kind) here 
for ages. :)

>Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

No idea - don't watch it.
-- 
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In article <$jJ66bH0QcJGFwvI@blueyonder.co.uk>, pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
> >In article ,
> >Dom Robinson  wrote:
> >
> >> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> >> aren't they(?)
> >
> >There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
> >
> >For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
> >Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
> >
> I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US, 
> though it has elsewhere.
> 
> I thought they usually screened any remaining episodes of defunct shows 
> during the summer?
> 
I guess it depends what they're contractually-bound to show. Often in the US, 
they just dump stuff that doesn't get ratings so they don't have to have an 
embarrassment hanging around.

The only recent example I can think of that happened with that is ITV's Making 
Waves, from 2004: http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0390740

Other failures like Stan The Man (http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0307833) 
had its remaining episodes played out late at night at a time that would only 
get occupied by late-night quiz show Gutterball, and the Michelle Collins 
drama Single (http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0358334) which was still 
played out at the same time after being dumped by ITV from its Saturday 10pm 
slot, but was shown on ITV2 instead.

Trouble is, when something's doing badly, I'd rather they show it somewhere at 
some time, rather than not at all.

An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the 
engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and 
was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in 
one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?", 
said his sister.

C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when a 
7.30pm family slot would've been good for it, as they were showing similar 
stuff at the time. A mate in the US enjoyed what was shown there and asked me 
to get the unaired eps for him.

http://epguides.com/doover
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>
>An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the
>engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and
>was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in
>one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?",
>said his sister.

Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of 
that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
>
>C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when a
>7.30pm family slot would've been good for it

See above (IMO at least). :)
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In article <qvZ$5vE24wJGFwtL@blueyonder.co.uk>, pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
> >
> >An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the
> >engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and
> >was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in
> >one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?",
> >said his sister.
> 
> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of 
> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
> 
Isn't it available via bittorrent?
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Thu, 19 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>>
>> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of
>> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
>>
>Isn't it available via bittorrent?

I've never used it, and wouldn't know where to start.
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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> In article ,
> tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...

>> For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and
>> "Top Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the
>> telly off.

> You find a reason to turn the TV *on* on a Sunday?! :)

> Apart from flicking through Something for the Weekend, which helpfully
> reminds me that it's called Something for the Weekend because it
> constantly has a logo onscreen stating Something for the Weekend, I'll
> also tune into the Politics Show, and sometimes Sunday AM, to see which
> politician's talking crap this week.

Lol, you're watching much more than me!


> Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
> After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he
> thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all
> over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that
> was about it.

> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
> Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
> space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.

Journos are such bastards.


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In article <$jJ66bH0QcJGFwvI@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US,
> though it has elsewhere. I thought they usually screened any remaining
> episodes of defunct shows during the summer?

I seem to recall it *had* been shown in the US, just not by the networks.


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In article <PwNG+GIlXcJGFwIQ@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :

>>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>>> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
>>> succeeding weeks.

>> Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
>> but completeness is completeness.

> Indeed - and it's the first on-topic (or indeed post of any kind) here
> for ages. :)

Awww poor you - give me a number somewhere in between 1 and 71380...


>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

> No idea - don't watch it.

It's *so* much better than "Joey", and could've been a "Friends" spinoff.


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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was
> the engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the
> early 80s and was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of
> later knowledge, so in one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed
> as a ghostbuster. "A what?", said his sister.

> C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when
> a 7.30pm family slot would've been good for it, as they were showing
> similar stuff at the time. A mate in the US enjoyed what was shown
> there and asked me to get the unaired eps for him.

The same thing happened with S2 of "Almost Perfect", which was quite good.


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In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Thu, 19 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
> >>
> >> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of
> >> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
> >>
> >Isn't it available via bittorrent?
> 
> I've never used it, and wouldn't know where to start.
> 
1. Download Utorrent (or a similar bittorrent program but that's the one I 
use)
2. Get some torrents from sites like www.mininova.org and www.thepiratebay.org
3. Open them in Utorrent and then right-click on the torrents that are open to 
limit the upload speed so they're on 10 at the most, or if you've got several 
running then alter the upload speed so it goes up to no more than 30 in total.
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In article , 
tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...
> > Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
> > After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he
> > thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all
> > over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that
> > was about it.
> 
> > Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
> > Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
> > space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
> 
> Journos are such bastards.
> 
There was a bloke on Question Time last night who was a journo and apart from 
telling Jan Ravens that she was talking crap (to which she replied that if he 
wants to be cheap and nasty then he's on his own), he said that you shouldn't 
believe what you read in the papers, and she replied that since he was a 
journo then that speaks volumes(!)

It was a slow night and the Radio 2 comedy slot at 10pm (last night being 
Clive Anderson's Chat Room) had been moved from 10pm to the stupid time of 
11.30pm.
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 18:01:00 BST, Tennant Stuart
 wrote:

>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
>> Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
>> space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
>
>Journos are such bastards.
>
>
>Tennant


Tabloid journos, yes

In uk.media.tv.friends on Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>
>>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?
>
>> No idea - don't watch it.
>
>It's *so* much better than "Joey"

Is that saying much? :)
-- 
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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> In article ,
> tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...

>>> Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
>>> After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what
>>> he thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was
>>> all over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone
>>> and that was about it.

>>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with
>>> "Tony Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate
>>> Middleton some space as they go through their traumatic split" or
>>> something similar.

>> Journos are such bastards.

> There was a bloke on Question Time last night who was a journo and apart
> from telling Jan Ravens that she was talking crap (to which she replied
> that if he wants to be cheap and nasty then he's on his own), he said
> that you shouldn't believe what you read in the papers, and she replied
> that since he was a journo then that speaks volumes(!)

LOL, did she say it in his voice?


> It was a slow night and the Radio 2 comedy slot at 10pm (last night
> being Clive Anderson's Chat Room) had been moved from 10pm to the
> stupid time of 11.30pm.

Excuse accepted. :)


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In article ,
Lister  wrote:

> On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 18:01:00 BST, Tennant Stuart
>  wrote:

>>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with
>>> "Tony Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate
>>> Middleton some space as they go through their traumatic split" or
>>> something similar.

>> Journos are such bastards.

> Tabloid journos, yes

I think those on TV news are the worst; they think they know everything
yet know so little, and are only out to cause the worst trouble.


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In article <a0eDPyDl$aKGFwy7@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> In uk.media.tv.friends on Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :

>>>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>>>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

>>> No idea - don't watch it.

>> It's *so* much better than "Joey"

> Is that saying much? :)

Hence the "*so*" - "it's much better" wouldn't be saying much, but
yes "Two and a Half Men" is well worth seeing in its own right.


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In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two 
> episodes).
> 
> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding 
> weeks.
> 
Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't 
they(?)
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk
>says...
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes).
>>
>> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding
>> weeks.
>>
>Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't
>they(?)

I'm just surprised it wasn't 3.10am... :)
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In article ,
Paul Hyett  wrote:

> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
> succeeding weeks.

Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
but completeness is completeness. Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?


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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> aren't they(?)

There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)

For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.


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In article , 
tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...
> In article ,
> Dom Robinson  wrote:
> 
> > Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> > aren't they(?)
> 
> There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
> 
> For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
> Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
> 
> 
> Tennant Stuart

You find a reason to turn the TV *on* on a Sunday?! :)

Apart from flicking through Something for the Weekend, which helpfully reminds 
me that it's called Something for the Weekend because it constantly has a logo 
onscreen stating Something for the Weekend, I'll also tune into the Politics 
Show, and sometimes Sunday AM, to see which politician's talking crap this 
week.

Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really). After 
the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he thought of 
the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all over the front 
pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that was about it.

Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony Blair 
calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some space as 
they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>In article ,
>Dom Robinson  wrote:
>
>> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
>> aren't they(?)
>
>There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
>
>For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
>Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
>
I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US, 
though it has elsewhere.

I thought they usually screened any remaining episodes of defunct shows 
during the summer?
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
>> succeeding weeks.
>
>Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
>but completeness is completeness.

Indeed - and it's the first on-topic (or indeed post of any kind) here 
for ages. :)

>Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

No idea - don't watch it.
-- 
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In article <$jJ66bH0QcJGFwvI@blueyonder.co.uk>, pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
> >In article ,
> >Dom Robinson  wrote:
> >
> >> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> >> aren't they(?)
> >
> >There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
> >
> >For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
> >Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
> >
> I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US, 
> though it has elsewhere.
> 
> I thought they usually screened any remaining episodes of defunct shows 
> during the summer?
> 
I guess it depends what they're contractually-bound to show. Often in the US, 
they just dump stuff that doesn't get ratings so they don't have to have an 
embarrassment hanging around.

The only recent example I can think of that happened with that is ITV's Making 
Waves, from 2004: http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0390740

Other failures like Stan The Man (http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0307833) 
had its remaining episodes played out late at night at a time that would only 
get occupied by late-night quiz show Gutterball, and the Michelle Collins 
drama Single (http://amazon-uk.imdb.com/title/tt0358334) which was still 
played out at the same time after being dumped by ITV from its Saturday 10pm 
slot, but was shown on ITV2 instead.

Trouble is, when something's doing badly, I'd rather they show it somewhere at 
some time, rather than not at all.

An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the 
engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and 
was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in 
one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?", 
said his sister.

C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when a 
7.30pm family slot would've been good for it, as they were showing similar 
stuff at the time. A mate in the US enjoyed what was shown there and asked me 
to get the unaired eps for him.

http://epguides.com/doover
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>
>An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the
>engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and
>was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in
>one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?",
>said his sister.

Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of 
that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
>
>C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when a
>7.30pm family slot would've been good for it

See above (IMO at least). :)
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In article <qvZ$5vE24wJGFwtL@blueyonder.co.uk>, pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
> >
> >An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was the
> >engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the early 80s and
> >was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of later knowledge, so in
> >one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed as a ghostbuster. "A what?",
> >said his sister.
> 
> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of 
> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
> 
Isn't it available via bittorrent?
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Thu, 19 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>>
>> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of
>> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
>>
>Isn't it available via bittorrent?

I've never used it, and wouldn't know where to start.
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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> In article ,
> tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...

>> For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and
>> "Top Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the
>> telly off.

> You find a reason to turn the TV *on* on a Sunday?! :)

> Apart from flicking through Something for the Weekend, which helpfully
> reminds me that it's called Something for the Weekend because it
> constantly has a logo onscreen stating Something for the Weekend, I'll
> also tune into the Politics Show, and sometimes Sunday AM, to see which
> politician's talking crap this week.

Lol, you're watching much more than me!


> Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
> After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he
> thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all
> over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that
> was about it.

> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
> Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
> space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.

Journos are such bastards.


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In article <$jJ66bH0QcJGFwvI@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US,
> though it has elsewhere. I thought they usually screened any remaining
> episodes of defunct shows during the summer?

I seem to recall it *had* been shown in the US, just not by the networks.


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In article <PwNG+GIlXcJGFwIQ@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
 wrote:

> In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :

>>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>>> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
>>> succeeding weeks.

>> Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
>> but completeness is completeness.

> Indeed - and it's the first on-topic (or indeed post of any kind) here
> for ages. :)

Awww poor you - give me a number somewhere in between 1 and 71380...


>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

> No idea - don't watch it.

It's *so* much better than "Joey", and could've been a "Friends" spinoff.


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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> An example of a good show that was unaired in the US after a while was
> the engaging Do Over, where a bloke in his mid-30s went back to the
> early 80s and was 13 again. Like Life on Mars, he had the benefit of
> later knowledge, so in one episode went to a fancy dress disco dressed
> as a ghostbuster. "A what?", said his sister.

> C4 showed it in full and put it on during the middle of the night when
> a 7.30pm family slot would've been good for it, as they were showing
> similar stuff at the time. A mate in the US enjoyed what was shown
> there and asked me to get the unaired eps for him.

The same thing happened with S2 of "Almost Perfect", which was quite good.


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In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> In uk.media.tv.misc on Thu, 19 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
> >>
> >> Not to mention Dedee's 'For Your Love' - I've still never seen S1 of
> >> that, and there's also one S5 episode I don't have on tape.
> >>
> >Isn't it available via bittorrent?
> 
> I've never used it, and wouldn't know where to start.
> 
1. Download Utorrent (or a similar bittorrent program but that's the one I 
use)
2. Get some torrents from sites like www.mininova.org and www.thepiratebay.org
3. Open them in Utorrent and then right-click on the torrents that are open to 
limit the upload speed so they're on 10 at the most, or if you've got several 
running then alter the upload speed so it goes up to no more than 30 in total.
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In article , 
tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...
> > Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
> > After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he
> > thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all
> > over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that
> > was about it.
> 
> > Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
> > Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
> > space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
> 
> Journos are such bastards.
> 
There was a bloke on Question Time last night who was a journo and apart from 
telling Jan Ravens that she was talking crap (to which she replied that if he 
wants to be cheap and nasty then he's on his own), he said that you shouldn't 
believe what you read in the papers, and she replied that since he was a 
journo then that speaks volumes(!)

It was a slow night and the Radio 2 comedy slot at 10pm (last night being 
Clive Anderson's Chat Room) had been moved from 10pm to the stupid time of 
11.30pm.
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 18:01:00 BST, Tennant Stuart
 wrote:

>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony
>> Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some
>> space as they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
>
>Journos are such bastards.
>
>
>Tennant


Tabloid journos, yes

In uk.media.tv.friends on Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>
>>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?
>
>> No idea - don't watch it.
>
>It's *so* much better than "Joey"

Is that saying much? :)
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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> In article ,
> tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...

>>> Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really).
>>> After the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what
>>> he thought of the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was
>>> all over the front pages. Blair just said they should be left alone
>>> and that was about it.

>>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with
>>> "Tony Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate
>>> Middleton some space as they go through their traumatic split" or
>>> something similar.

>> Journos are such bastards.

> There was a bloke on Question Time last night who was a journo and apart
> from telling Jan Ravens that she was talking crap (to which she replied
> that if he wants to be cheap and nasty then he's on his own), he said
> that you shouldn't believe what you read in the papers, and she replied
> that since he was a journo then that speaks volumes(!)

LOL, did she say it in his voice?


> It was a slow night and the Radio 2 comedy slot at 10pm (last night
> being Clive Anderson's Chat Room) had been moved from 10pm to the
> stupid time of 11.30pm.

Excuse accepted. :)


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In article ,
Lister  wrote:

> On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 18:01:00 BST, Tennant Stuart
>  wrote:

>>> Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with
>>> "Tony Blair calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate
>>> Middleton some space as they go through their traumatic split" or
>>> something similar.

>> Journos are such bastards.

> Tabloid journos, yes

I think those on TV news are the worst; they think they know everything
yet know so little, and are only out to cause the worst trouble.


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In article <a0eDPyDl$aKGFwy7@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
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> In uk.media.tv.friends on Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :

>>>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>>>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

>>> No idea - don't watch it.

>> It's *so* much better than "Joey"

> Is that saying much? :)

Hence the "*so*" - "it's much better" wouldn't be saying much, but
yes "Two and a Half Men" is well worth seeing in its own right.


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On 24 Apr, 18:03, Tennant Stuart  wrote:
> In article <a0eDPyDl$aKGF...@blueyonder.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
>
>  wrote:
> > In uk.media.tv.friends on Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
> >>>> Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
> >>>> rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?
> >>> No idea - don't watch it.
> >> It's *so* much better than "Joey"
> > Is that saying much? :)
>
> Hence the "*so*" - "it's much better" wouldn't be saying much, but
> yes "Two and a Half Men" is well worth seeing in its own right.
>
> Tennant
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two and a half men is wel worth seeing, i love the programme. how many
series are there as iv only just starting watching it.

In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk 
says...
> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two 
> episodes).
> 
> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding 
> weeks.
> 
Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't 
they(?)
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Dom Robinson wrote :
>In article , pah@nojunkmailplease.co.uk
>says...
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes).
>>
>> I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on succeeding
>> weeks.
>>
>Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot, aren't
>they(?)

I'm just surprised it wasn't 3.10am... :)
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In article ,
Paul Hyett  wrote:

> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
> succeeding weeks.

Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
but completeness is completeness. Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?


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In article ,
Dom Robinson  wrote:

> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> aren't they(?)

There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)

For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.


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In article , 
tennant@orpheus.co.uk says...
> In article ,
> Dom Robinson  wrote:
> 
> > Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
> > aren't they(?)
> 
> There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
> 
> For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
> Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
> 
> 
> Tennant Stuart

You find a reason to turn the TV *on* on a Sunday?! :)

Apart from flicking through Something for the Weekend, which helpfully reminds 
me that it's called Something for the Weekend because it constantly has a logo 
onscreen stating Something for the Weekend, I'll also tune into the Politics 
Show, and sometimes Sunday AM, to see which politician's talking crap this 
week.

Last Sunday, I felt slightly sorry for Tony Blair (well, not really). After 
the questions he was meant to answer, Jon Sopel asked him what he thought of 
the press going on about the Wills/Kate split that was all over the front 
pages. Blair just said they should be left alone and that was about it.

Then on the news later and in the Ceefax headlines, they led with "Tony Blair 
calls for the press to give Prince William and Kate Middleton some space as 
they go through their traumatic split" or something similar.
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>In article ,
>Dom Robinson  wrote:
>
>> Sunday at 7.10pm? They're really going for the ratings in the God slot,
>> aren't they(?)
>
>There isn't a Godslot any more; just "Songs of Praise" at 5:35. :)
>
>For me, JS2 will just fill the gap between "Scrapheap Challenge" and "Top
>Gear"; then the rest of the night is your own as you turn the telly off.
>
I notice that the whole of Joey S2 still hasn't been shown in the US, 
though it has elsewhere.

I thought they usually screened any remaining episodes of defunct shows 
during the summer?
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In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Tennant Stuart wrote :
>
>> According to Digiguide, it starts on C5 on Sun 29th Apr at 7.10pm (two
>> episodes). I can only assume it'll be shown at roughly the same time on
>> succeeding weeks.
>
>Thanks, Paul. I hold no hopes that JS2 will be worth actually watching,
>but completeness is completeness.

Indeed - and it's the first on-topic (or indeed post of any kind) here 
for ages. :)

>Have you heard if C5 has purchased the
>rights to show Season 3 onwards of "Two and a Half Men"?

No idea - don't watch it.
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